Throughout the 2016 football year, Singapore’s National Football League (NFL) only received about $70,000 in allocation of financial resources from the Football Association of Singapore (FAS). Continue reading “FAS Needs to Explain $500,000 Donation to a Foreign Entity”
He is described as low key but on 13 April at the Fullerton Bay Hotel, President-candidate for the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) elections Bill Ng unleashed a molotov cocktail by revealing that he had donated $850,000 to the FAS over a number of years. Continue reading “FAS Elections heat up. Question on everyone’s lips: What is AFF Football Management System?”
The new vehicle underpass connecting Sims Way to Nicoll Highway has certainly gotten the attention it warrants for the change in the road directions. Continue reading “Nicoll is a naughty girl. Naughty. Naughty.”
The concert of the year may have all but ended on 25 February when Guns N’Roses completed their encore of favourites like Paradise City. Continue reading “Guns N’Roses concert over. But Civil War has just started.”
The traffic to the Changi Exhibition Centre was painful and with traffic backing up for hours, people ended up having to relieve themselves by the side of the road as they inched towards the venue. Continue reading “Guns N’ Roses Rock Changi. Slash steals the show.”
Even if you were not a football fan, it would have been hard to miss the news about Sutton United’s reserve goalkeeper Wayne Shaw ahead of the English FA Cup tie against Arsenal on 20 February. Continue reading “Fairy tale ends. Sutton United keeper resigns. Betting probe starts.”
Never mind that Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat’s 2017 Budget announcement will mean that there will be more help for Singaporean businesses which expand overseas. Continue reading “Water prices up. We need to learn Water Wally dance again.”
Footage from a closed circuit television (CCTV) has emerged on Youtube showing how a female hit squad duo attack North Korean Kim Jong-nam at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 on 13 February. Continue reading “Slain Kim Jong-nam’s last moments captured on CCTV”
Two days after the official opening of the Syonan Gallery, the name is now no more. Continue reading “Syonan no more. Minister apologises.”
